Turn off dynamics in playback
When I use playback, the 'forte' is too loud and the 'piano' is too quiet. Can I turn off or reduce the dynamics?
When I use playback, the 'forte' is too loud and the 'piano' is too quiet. Can I turn off or reduce the dynamics?
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There's mf and mp between those two
In reply to There's mf and mp between… by Jojo-Schmitz
My question was may be misleading.
I know the different dynamic values pp p mp mf f...
I wanted to know if there is a way to turn off the dynamic for playback
Thanks for your help
In reply to My question was may be… by slais1963
Not as far as I know
In reply to My question was may be… by slais1963
Ctrl+A to Select All.
Right-click on a dynamic marking. From the context menu, click on Select / Similar in this range. This will select (highlight) all dynamic markings.
Click on the Properties tab at upper left.
Uncheck the "Play" checkbox.
After some experimentation, I find that "point" dynamics (pp, mf, fz, etc.) and "line" dynamics (cresc. and dim.) have to be Selected and un-Played separately. So, you have to do this once for "point" dymanics and again for "line" dynamics, if you have both.
Repeat the procedure and check the Play checkbox to reverse.
In reply to Ctrl+A to Select All. Right… by TheHutch
To adjust dynamics in playback to make the 'forte' less loud and 'piano' more audible, you can modify the velocity levels or dynamics settings in your music software or keyboard settings. Look for options related to velocity sensitivity or dynamics curves to customize the playback to your preference. Looking for a dependable writing service? I recommend https://canadianwritings.com/. They’ve helped me with various assignments, and the quality of my work is consistently high. The writers are professional, and the prices are reasonable. If you need academic assistance, give them a try!
In reply to Can I ask a question? by tinasummerfei
You just did ;-)
In reply to Can I ask a question? by tinasummerfei
For future reference, just ask your question. The whole point of this forum is to do so. You don't have to ask permission.
... and Jojo's joke :-D